Heer belt buckle look authentic?

[kirby]

Very nice set and no need to take it apart. You can see the mark in the one photo.

[Larboard]

Nice buckle/tab for sure, maybe issued late for some reason? I think the belt is referred to as the M44? Fairly small belt, 85 (33.5"), had another set of holes put in the end, unfortunate...

Slightly unusual as well, most often, the extra holes are on the "other side" of the belt, meaning the wearer got skinnier as time went on.

But overall fantastic condition ;-)

[rbminis]

Very nice set and no need to take it apart. You can see the mark in the one photo.

The year stamp will be under the pin as in the photo I posted earlier.
Ralph.

[Ben Evans]

Gents, be aware not all Brehmer buckles had the year stamp under the prong bar, some had none ate at all, some had the GB to the side of the prong bar near the stamping, the buckle pictured front and rear had no date stamp to it

[Steven Macquillin]

That is one very nice set. The buckle is really nice, you done well my friend.

[kirby]

You can never really never know when a EM belt and buckle were matched up unless you have matching unit markings on the belt and tab or DRP and City codes on Postschutz buckles. Officers sets with sewn on buckles are usually matched sets.